My unit tests all need a database to operate. I was having each .t file
setup and teardown the test database before, but I want to move to having
this happen when apache is started and stopped, so that I can interact with
things manually on the server and run individual tests with prove a lot
quick
Tyler MacDonald wrote:
My unit tests all need a database to operate. I was having each .t file
setup and teardown the test database before, but I want to move to having
this happen when apache is started and stopped, so that I can interact with
things manually on the server and run individual tes
Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It restores the perms if it has changed them. It needs to do that,
> regardless of whether the server was stopped - since it may not be stopped
> at all.
>
> Usually you use t/conf/modperl_extra.pl to do anything you need to happen
> at the startup and a
Tyler MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> After digging around a bit, it looks like I just have to attach
> myself to the "stop-httpd" option instead of the "stop" method, but that's
> getting less obvious and more deep into an undocumented API.
Got it in a hackety-hacked way; thi
